Epstein Files Released, Still No Receipts from Pentagon’s ‘Lost’ Billions
Mainstream media is quick to cover the salacious details of the Epstein files, focusing on the Trump administration's procedural dance. Yet, where is the equivalent scrutiny for the Pentagon's annual 'lost' billions? For years, the Department of Defense has failed audits, with a reported $2.3 trillion unaccounted for by former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in 2001, and more recent reports
indicating a failure to account for trillions more, including $6.5 trillion in 2015. This isn't theoretical; it's documented financial black holes. One might wonder if the media's enthusiasm for exposing elite pedophilia might also extend to exposing systemic financial corruption that bankrolls endless wars. How many congressional hearings (or indeed, New York Times front-page stories) are
dedicated to the trillions vanished from the public purse versus the carefully managed drip-drip of Epstein's associates? Apparently, some secrets are just too big, too inconvenient, or too tightly woven into the military-industrial complex to ever truly 'leak.'